"LMAO! It was a revival of Christianity in Europe! It was "Family Values". It was "Law and Order". The Jews of Berlin voted for Hitler...He was a "Good Christian" who was going to restore "Family Values". It boggles my mind that anyone from this present era could follow in the goosesteps of that era! ."
You're in bad need of an education. Start small, read a short study The Twisted Cross by Lutzer. While Hitler was willing to use and abuse christian symbols (like Stalin's sudden temporary christianity in 1942 when he was worried he couldn't survive on the support of his fellow atheists alone), Hitler's religion was a mix of Germanic paganism, "Aryan" racism, and fascination with Hindu avatars. The Nazis even developed their own ritual replacements for the common practices of the christian backround.
Like all politicians, malevolent and benign, Hitler had no compunctions about using religion ( like how John Kerry has a sudden spiritual renewal that drives him, uncharacteristically, to church, and just happens to cycle every election year).
A movement calling itself "Christian" does not make it Christian. The german theologians and church leaders had drifted further from respect for the Bible than anyone else in Europe and prided themselves on their secular phenomenological "rationalism". To suggest that group bears theological resemblance to the charismatics is more than a little crazy.
put my original reply back in context
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A number of us replied to the context as posted. It stunk.
It still stinks.
It's an off the wall allegation.
It didn't fit authentic Christianity then and certainly doesn't now.